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BG.756.045
6 Sep 1756:23 (75)
Imported from London, and to be sold by Joshua Winter in
Union-Street, over against the King's Arms;
All sorts of stationary and cutlery ware, viz, Bibles of all
sizes, prayer books, sea books, school-books, a variety of
small histories and plays, Lock on understanding, Deism
revealed, Wilson's navigation,. . .[9 lines up from bottom:]
Dutch quills, ink-powder, fine vonailion, wafers,
sealing-wax, case knives & forks, brass-ink-pots with
pen-knives, fountain pens, looking glasses, wool cards, toys
for children, jews harps, ivory and horn combs, &c. &c.
N.B. At the above place may be had a new edition of Tate
and Brady's Psalms, to which is added a large appendix of
hymns, taken chiefly from Dr. Watts.
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